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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
7
Maryavilia and Hindon workers report rising emigration and weaker job prospects. Laborers say fewer rail jobs and low wages push Hindoo workers to leave, while some remain facing uncertain futures as employers slow hiring.
Savoy Theatre announces its grand opening tomorrow under manager Bentley Platten after a postponed start. Mr Sealy promises entertainment in a fully built venue with a wide range of features including comedy and music to attract city residents despite lingering reopening delays.
The week’s offering from the George Howard company is a very funny comedy titled The Private Secretary. Cast members include Douglas Catterny Mra Stead Robert McKim Borele Matthews Sydney Gthvono Arthur Biton Havey Marsland James Norton Key Robert Spalding Geo Howard Me Catiormole etc. William Outlotte wrote the play in jocular mood, reflecting fierce petition battles and rival attractions at the Yowass el and Orphen Way venues with three acts of eloquence and wit.
Details of funeral plans for the late Gore Chathor and wife, with procession routes from Ennis Street to Vineyard, then to the Royal Mausoleum grounds for interment. Pallbearers listed include Rear Admiral Rees and Cecil Brown. mourners named among family, Governor Frenr, and officials. Viewing to occur tomorrow from three to six o'clock at the large hall.
Mayor Joseph J. Vern shifts to backing the Fort street paving project between Queen and Heroiania streets. He pledges no mayoral bid if the board passes a paving ordinance to authorize the Warton Brothers contract and a ready plant for immediate work after the election.
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